All posts tagged review

Sadler’s Wells is one of the first venues to reopen following the easing of...

Harm, penned by Bruntwood Prize winner Phoebe Eclair-Powell, is an angsty and illuminating...

Brazilian gory horror Skull: The Mask combines myth and modernity by revolving the action around...

In one of his lectures, the academic Rick Roderick argued that abstract philosophical reasoning...

The 8th is a documentary chronicling the long fight to repeal the anti-abortion law in...

After what feels like an eternity, theatre is finally back. An obvious, practical...

What does it mean to be human? The age-old philosophical question is interrogated during times...

The indie-folk scene is a little overcrowded, and despite LA-based Lord Huron’s...

London-born musician and DJ Lou Hayter has stepped out from behind the keys...

To those who grew up listening to late 1970s compilations, Gary Numan is something of...